CanadaBuys #C001781

Potential Indirect Fires Modernization Design-Build Infrastructure at CFB Petawawa

Defence Construction Canada has announced a potential design-build project for Indirect Fires Modernization infrastructure at CFB Petawawa. - Government buyer and organizations: Defence Construction Canada (DCC), National Services Region, is acting on behalf of the Government of Canada in connection with the Department of National Defence (DND). Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) is referenced in connection with the security process. - Potential work: Design and construction of facilities supporting storage and maintenance, and training and administration for operators and maintainers. - Potential disciplines include structural, building-envelope, doors and hardware, interior finishing, mechanical, electrical, civil, and operational security works. - No specific products, part numbers, or quantities are identified. - Estimated project value: $192.6 million as stated in the notice; the currency is not specified. - Notable requirements: Facility Security Clearance is anticipated, and an Indigenous Benefits Plan may be required. The notice is an advance announcement, not a bid solicitation; proceeding is conditional on DND approval. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs, suppliers, or construction vendors are named. The government organizations identified are DCC, the Government of Canada, DND, and PSPC.

Description

This advance procurement notice informs design-builders of a potential upcoming contract at 4 Canadian Division Support Group, Canadian Forces Base Petawawa; it is not a bid solicitation or request for proposals. The project would support replacement of legacy towed artillery and obsolete mortar systems and includes infrastructure for storage, maintenance, training, and administration. Potential work includes structural, building envelope, doors and hardware, interior finishing, mechanical, electrical, civil, and operational security works. The approximate estimate is $192,600,000, and the anticipated delivery method is a Modified Design Build Contract Model. The potential contract has security requirements, with Facility Security Clearance anticipated, and may require an Indigenous Benefits Plan.

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